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There's nothing quite like New York at Christmas. It turns out that many of the city's most popular properties go big for Christmas—and plenty have kids in mind when it comes to programming. Some will set up a decorated tree in your room before you check in; others will bring Santa to the lobby, pour free hot cocoa, or hide candy canes around your room for a scavenger hunt. So after a cold afternoon of skating and window shopping, it's nice to come back to a place that feels like Christmas too.
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Gleneagles Townhouse is a legendary members’ club that functions as a chic boutique hotel in Edinburgh. Rooms are approximately Victorian, with some Art Deco-ish flourishes and lots of pastel-toned scalloped velvety shapes.
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Rug Source Antique
Vegetable Dye rug
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Anthropologie Cosette
Gwendolyn swivel chair
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West Elm Embroidered
Stripe pillow cover
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In Mexico City, the energy of race weekend spills beyond the track and into the city.
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What if we told you that you could ditch the piecemeal packing for a single item that finally lets you sleep like those gifted slumberers next to you?
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An Old Friend Returns to Women Who Travel
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